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NYT Praises UNC-W Grad’s Second Thriller

Art Taylor / November 13, 2009

Marilyn Stasio’s latest crime column gives high marks to The Long Division, the second novel from UNC-Wilmington graduate Derek Nikitas. “Nikitas […]

Art Taylor / November 12, 2009

This weekend’s big visitor to Triangle area bookstores is David Wroblewski, author of The Story of Edgar Sawtelle, which earned

Art Taylor / November 9, 2009

Charles Jensen is the author of three poetry chapbooks, including Living Things, which won the 2006 Frank O’Hara Chapbook Award; the

Art Taylor / November 5, 2009

Matt and Ted Lee aren’t just a southern sensation; they’re a national one, thanks to regular appearances in Travel +

Art Taylor / November 3, 2009

The North Carolina Writers’ Network‘s annual Fall Conference remains the one must-attend event for writers — especially aspiring writers —

Art Taylor / October 30, 2009

Can’t wait for basketball season to begin? Well, Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill has good news in store for you:

Art Taylor / October 23, 2009

Mysteries take the mainstage at Triangle-area bookstores this weekend, with two appearances by The Deadly Divas, “nice woman who write

Art Taylor / October 14, 2009

A.S. Byatt may be the big-name literary celebrity in the Triangle this week, but it’s a homegrown talent that’s really

Art Taylor / October 13, 2009

Even in recognizing both the widespread popularity of A.S. Byatt and the persistent critical acclaim for her work, I have

Art Taylor / October 9, 2009

A copy of James Ellroy’s Blood’s A Rover appeared on my doorstep this afternoon, as if by magic. I already

Art Taylor / October 7, 2009

This week’s top draw in North Carolina literary circles is certainly an appearance by Sarah Vowell, who will discuss her

Art Taylor / October 5, 2009

Over the weekend, I received the new issue of Mystery Scene — always a welcome arrival. No real surprise to